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Old 08-06-2011, 03:59 PM
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The best plow machine there was a 2 horse power/one man killer machine!!!
It was a little wet at first, and everybody hung up a little, by ten or 11 it got dry enough to plow good!! david got lots of picks!
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I got some pics. i seen David taking a bunch so I let him take over. I'll post what I've got. I'll put names with who I know and hopefully we can get everyone named in the pics with OCC handles were needed.

1st pic from left to right:

Ben (Cub123), Flat Tire Willie (Ben's dad), David Green (Iluvtruks0), Everyone else I need names for.

2nd pic from left to right:

Earl (esarvey), The two men he's talking to I don't have names for, or the 5 in the middle of the picture, Ben (Cub123), Flat Tire Willie (Ben's dad), David Green (Iluvtruks0) Leg on the tire.

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Unknown man in blue shirt, Man on Sears can't remember his name, Jackie Stegal sitting on the 1282, His son Robert behind him talking to someone I don't know and the man with blue shorts is unkown but he has a sweet 102! Earl (esarvey), The two men he's talking to I don't have names for.

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My 1200 that the clutch went out of today.

5th pic from left to right:

Flat Tire Willie (Ben's dad) left hand, David Green (Iluvtruks0), Everyone else I need names for.
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Old 08-06-2011, 09:11 PM
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Looks like you all had a great time. Hate hearing the clutch crapped out on you.
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Old 08-06-2011, 09:27 PM
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My review of the plow day. I got there late and plowing had begun already. Field was wet and traction was a problem. The horse team was plowing and was spoked by the tractors so everyone stopped to let them do some plowing. Earl told me that one of the horses fell so they stopped right after that.

I didn't have wheel weights on and battled traction problems until I got on Davids 882D! Sweet set up! I don't think David enjoyed plowing with the 1200 as much I did on his 882D! Ben had a wheel bearing go out on his 123 and his dad dropped the trailer and went got some JD bearings to get him up and running again.

It was rough plowing today. Jim started plowing from the outside to the inside and driving over what you just plowed was a pain. Everyone was having problems getting hung up on the furrow and that took a lot of the fun out of it. I've been taking some pain reliever and I'm still sore. But I got to turn some dirt so it was a great day. Once my clutch went out I loaded up and headed to the house. I have everything on hand to rebuild the clutch so no worries just got to do it.
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Old 08-06-2011, 09:28 PM
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Looks like you all had a great time. Hate hearing the clutch crapped out on you.
It went out on David when I was getting some smoker seat time. I did try to trade him even up but he didn't think it was a fair trade.
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I had a great time! My wheel bearing going out before i even got to dig my plow in was a bummer though however i did get some seat time on my dads 147 lol
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I had a great time! My wheel bearing going out before i even got to dig my plow in was a bummer though however i did get some seat time on my dads 147 lol
That 147 is wicked fast! I've never seen a cub go that fast before! It pulled the plow pretty good too!

You guys finish the field after I left?
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Thanks for the pics, Duke!
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HI, the guy in the shorts was my brother-inlaw, (John McDufford,golfer/retired Roadway driver) needed a pro to help me out, he thought, nothing to this plowing stuff, well now his saying I ruined his golf game!! stated it was like riding a buckin bronk! Like U said the cross plowing at the top of the hill was killer, WE ONLY HAVE 6" of ground clearence, need turn around path of not plowed ground! also some one was cutting a 8-11" furrow,nice job but if U follow, and only have 6" ground clearence, results Ain't gonna be purdy!! still good to turn dirt!!!
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